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Page 1: Coaching Strategy for Great Britain

COACHDEVELOPMENTMODELDeveloping Hockey

across Great Britain

This Coach Development Model is an interactive tool designed for individuals, schools, hockey clubs & local authorities. It details the experience, training & qualification standards expected & clarifies how these standards change depending on the coach’s level & the environment in which they coach. The Model has been developed in partnership with the England Hockey Board, Scottish Hockey & Welsh Hockey Union to be used as a checklist for employment or a supporting tool for aspiring coaches to use in their personal coaching pathway progression.Coach Development Model is © of England Hockey Board, Scottish Hockey & Welsh Hockey Union.

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User Instructions:

• Click on the flag graphic at any time to return to this instruction page

• Once you arrive in a section, you may click on the tabs along the foot of the page to explore that section, or click on the home button to return to the main table

• Click website links throughout to visit

• Words which are underlined may be clicked upon for more info.Pop-up boxes will describe something brief & can be closed afterwards by clicking on the cross.Items with a longer explanation will be shown on a new page, butyou may return to where you left off by pressing the return button

• Click on buttons like these to access the Home Nation specific info

• By clicking on parts of the main table which follows this, you can navigate to the information relevant to you

• Please click here to begin

Coaching Assistant: Adult Participation

Essential Skills & Experience Required

• A basic understanding of LTPD principles

• Ability to assist in the delivery of coaching sessions that will enable adult hockey players to improve their performance & support goal setting process

• Ability / Willingness to work under supervision

• Clear & appropriate communication skills

• Ability to organise small groups safely

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

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Coaching Assistant at

junior club, school or

participation sessions

Coaching Assistant at

player pathway /

talent ID sessions

Coaching Assistant

in any adult

club session

Coaching Assistant at

International level or

National League

Coaching Assistant at

junior club

or school

Coach

at junior club, school

or participation

sessions

Coach

at player pathway /

talent ID sessions

Coach

of club team

Coach

in National or Premier

League club

Coach

of junior club team,

school team

Head Coach

at junior club or

school with

50+ children

Head Coach

at National

Age Group

Head Coach

at a large club

Head Coach

of National U21

squad or

National or

Premier League club

Head Coach

at junior club or

school with

50+ children

Director of Coaching

for junior

programmes in

club or school

Head Coach

GB Youth or National

Age Group squads

Director of Coaching

for a large club

Head Coach

GB or National

Senior squads

Director of Coaching

for junior

programmes in

club or school

E N V I R O N M E N T

HIGH PERFORMANCE

YOUTH 12-18 YRS

ADULTPARTICIPATION

PERFORMANCEINCLUDING TALENT

DEVELOPMENTCHILDREN5-11 YRS

R O

L E

COACHINGASSISTANT

COACH

SENIOR

COACH

MASTERCOACH

Please click on a section of the matrix below to explore further…

VIEW LICENSING & REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS

CHILDREN PARTICIPATING IN JUNIOR CLUB OR SCHOOL

HOCKEY ACTIVITY

SCHOOL / CLUB ACTIVITY THAT IS NOT PERFORMANCE

CLUB/PLAYER PATHWAY LINKED

OVER 18S INVOLVED IN CLUB, SESSIONAL HOCKEY FOR

PARTICIPATION PURPOSES

ATHLETES PARTICIPATING IN PERFORMANCE PLAYER/

CLUB ENVIRONMENTS

ATHLETES COMPETING AT ELITE LEVEL

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Role & Descriptor

• Assist higher qualified coaches, delivering aspects of coaching sessions under supervision

• Acquire & demonstrate basic coaching competencies (generic - the how)

• Deliver fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coaching Assistant: Children 5-11 Years

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Coaching Assistant: Children 5-11 Years

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Basic Knowledge / Understanding of:

• LTPD principles

Ability / Willingness to:

• Assist in the delivery of coaching sessions that will enable children to achieve their potential & personal goals

• Work under supervision, in a team environment

• Organise small groups safely

• Communicate clearly & appropriately

• Influence, enthuse & motivate children

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOMEESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete

development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,

existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research

please click here

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Coaching Assistant: Children 5-11 Years

Desirable Skills & Experience 

• Collecting, maintaining & managing information

• Recognise & respond to children’s needs / work with players’ individual

requirements

• Hockey playing experience

• Basic understanding of the rules of the relevant Home Country Small Games

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Mini game formats differ across the Home Nations. For more information & relevant resources please contact your Governing Body

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Coaching Assistant: Children 5-11 Years

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Hockey or

if U18, Foundation Coaching or Introductory Award

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Coaching Assistant: Children 5-11 Years

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• First Aid qualification

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Introduction to Fundamentals of Movement workshop

• Zone Hockey if working within appropriate area

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

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Coaching Assistant: Children 5-11 Years

Supporting Structures

• Support & planning from level 2 coach

• Online resources

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs )

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Playing Syllabus

• DVDs (of player & coach)

• Home Nation Staff

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coaching Assistant: Children 5-11 Years

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Holiday Hockey Camps

• Fun Days

• Primary Schools Sessions leading up to Festivals & Tournaments

• Club / School Link Sessions

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, deliver & review coaching sessions

• Demonstrate sound coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills & tactics

• Demonstrate sound technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise Coaching Assistants where applicable

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Experience of:

• Playing Hockey

• Working with children - minimum of 20 hours within the last year

Knowledge / Understanding of:

• LTPD principles

• Supporting & supervising other coaches

Ability to:

• Recognise & respond to children’s needs / work with players’ individual requirements

• Work & operate in a team environment

• Collect, maintain & manage information

• Observe, analyse & improve player performance

• Exhibit sound communication & interpersonal skills

• Inspire, manage & motivate primary age children

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOMEESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete

development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,

existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Desirable Skills & Experience

• Experience of mentoring

• Delegating appropriately

• Sound understanding of the rules of the relevant Home Country Small Games

• Knowledge & experience of children in school / club environment

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Mini game formats differ across the Home Nations. For more information & relevant resources please contact your Governing Body

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Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Introduction to Fundamentals of Movement workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Desirable Qualifications & Training 

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Foundation Umpire Award

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 3 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Primary Schools

• Mini Hockey

• Holiday Hockey Camps

• Fun Days

• Primary Schools Sessions leading up to Festivals & Tournaments

• Club / School Link Sessions

• Coaching Clinics

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Senior Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, implement & review annual coaching programmes

• Demonstrate advanced coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate advanced technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise coaches where applicable

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Senior Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Essential Skills & Experience Required

Experience of:

• Playing hockey

• Mentoring

• Working with children aged 5-11, minimum 180 hours within the last 3 years

Knowledge / Understanding of:

• LTPD principles (advanced)

• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches

Ability to:

• Work & operate in a team environment

• Collect, maintain & manage information

• Observe, analyse & improve player performance

• Exhibit excellent communication & interpersonal skills

• Inspire, manage & motivate primary age children

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOMEESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures.

For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Senior Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Desirable Skills & Experience

• An understanding of Sport Science: nutrition, psychology, physiology

• Excellent knowledge of hockey rules & understanding of the relevant Home Country Small Games

• Experience of using video analysis

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Mini game formats differ across the Home Nations. For more information & relevant resources please contact your Governing Body

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Senior Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 3 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Introduction to Fundamentals of Movement workshop

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

• Level 1 Umpire Award

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Senior Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• scUK Advanced workshops

• Sport Science workshops / qualifications

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Senior Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 4 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Senior Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Primary Schools

• Mini Hockey

• Holiday Hockey Camps

• Fun Days

• Primary Schools Sessions leading up to Festivals & Tournaments

• Club / School Link Sessions

• Coaching Clinics at Events

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Master Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Role & Descriptor

• Oversee & review long term coaching programmes & systems

• Demonstrate exemplary coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate exemplary technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & manage coaching team(s)

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Master Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Essential Skills & Experience Required

Experience of:

• Playing Hockey

• Working with children aged 5-11, minimum 450 hours within the last 5 years

Advanced Knowledge / Understanding of:

• LTPD principles & their integration into every aspect of the programme

Ability to:

• Support, mentor & manage a team of coaches of all levels

• Work & operate in a team environment

• Research, collect, maintain & manage information

• Exhibit exemplary communication, interpersonal & management skills

• Inspire, manage & motivate primary age children

• Employ all aspects of sport science into the programme

• Employ the use of video analysis

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOMEESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,

existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Master Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Desirable Skills & Experience

• Researching & writing coaching papers

• Experience of representation at coaching development working groups

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Master Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 4 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Master Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Master Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Supporting Structures

• Support from Home Countries

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local and Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Master Coach: Children 5-11 Years

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Primary Schools

• Mini Hockey

• Holiday Hockey Camps

• Fun Days

• Primary School Sessions leading up to Festivals & Tournaments

• Club / School Link Sessions

• Coaching Clinics at Events

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Coaching Assistant: Youth 12-18 Years

Role & Descriptor

• Assist higher qualified coaches, delivering aspects of coaching sessions under supervision

• Acquire & demonstrate basic coaching competencies (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coaching Assistant: Youth 12-18 Years

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Basic Knowledge / Understanding of:

• LTPD principles

Ability / Willingness to:

• Assist in the delivery of coaching sessions that will enable children to achieve their potential & personal goals

• Work under supervision, in a team environment

• Organise small groups safely

• Communicate clearly & appropriately

• Influence, enthuse & motivate young people

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures.

For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Coaching Assistant: Youth 12-18 Years

Desirable Skills & Experience

• Collecting, maintaining & managing information

• Recognise & respond to children’s needs / work with players’ individual requirements

• Hockey playing experience

• Understanding of individual player motivation (social v performance)

• Basic understanding of the rules of Home Country Small Games & 11-a-side

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Mini game formats differ across the Home Nations. For more information & relevant resources please contact your Governing Body

FIH: World Hockey For information on the

official FIH Hockey rules visit www.fihockey.org

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Coaching Assistant: Youth 12-18 Years

Essential Qualifications & Training Required 

• UKCC Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Hockey or

if U18, Foundation Coaching or Introductory Award

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Coaching Assistant: Youth 12-18 Years

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• First Aid qualification

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Introduction to Fundamentals of Movement workshop

• Zone Hockey if working within appropriate area

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

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Coaching Assistant: Youth 12-18 Years

Supporting Structures

• Support & planning from Level 2 coach

• Online resources

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Playing Syllabus

• DVDs (of player & coach)

• Home Nation Staff

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coaching Assistant: Youth 12-18 Years

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Holiday Hockey Camps

• Fun Days

• School / Club Link Sessions

• Mini Hockey Festivals

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, deliver & review coaching sessions

• Demonstrate sound coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills

• Demonstrate sound technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise Coaching Assistants where applicable

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Essential Skills & Experience RequiredExperience of: • Playing Hockey• Working with children - minimum of 20 hours within the last 2 years

Knowledge / Understanding of:• LTPD principles & their application• Supporting & supervising other coaches• Individual player motivation (social v performance)

Ability to: • Recognise & respond to children’s needs / work with players’ individual requirements• Work & operate in a team environment• Collect, maintain & manage information• Observe, analyse & improve player performance• Exhibit sound communication & interpersonal skills• Inspire, manage & motivate young players aged 12-18

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport

that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Desirable Skills & Experience  

• Experience of mentoring

• Demonstrate an awareness of playing programmes & player pathways

• Delegating appropriately

• Sound understanding of the rules of Home Country Small Games & 11 a-side

• A basic understanding of a club environment

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Mini game formats differ across the Home Nations. For more information & relevant resources please contact your Governing Body

FIH: World Hockey For information on the

official FIH Hockey rules visit www.fihockey.org

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Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Introduction to Fundamentals of Movement workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Link to slide 156 - CRB Definition
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Link to slide 155 - scUK Workshops
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Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

• Introduction to 11 a-side hockey

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Level 1 Umpire Award

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 3 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Secondary Schools

• Colleges

• Mini Hockey

• Summer Camps

• Home Nation Performance Centres

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Senior Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, implement & review annual coaching programmes

• Demonstrate advanced coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills

• Demonstrate advanced technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise Coaches where applicable

• Adhere to Home nations policies, procedures & code of ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Senior Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Essential Skills & Experience RequiredExperience of:• Playing Hockey• Mentoring• Working with children - minimum of 180 hours within the last 3 years

Knowledge / Understanding of:• LTPD (advanced)• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches• Individual player motivation (social v performance)

Ability to:• Plan a programme & lead a team• Work & operate in a team environment• Recognise & work with players’ individual needs• Collect, maintain & manage information• Observe, analyse & improve player performance• Exhibit excellent communication & interpersonal skills • Inspire, manage & motivate young players aged 12-18

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures.

For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Senior Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Desirable Skills & Experience

• An understanding of Sport Science: nutrition, psychology, physiology

• Excellent understanding of the rules of the relevant Home Country Small Games & 11 a-side

• Experience in using video analysis

• Ability to analyse matches

• A sound understanding of a club environment

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Mini game formats differ across the Home Nations. For more information & relevant resources please contact your Governing Body

FIH: World Hockey For information on the

official FIH Hockey rules visit www.fihockey.org

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Senior Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Essential Qualifications & Training Required 

• UKCC Level 3 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Introduction to Fundamentals of Movement workshop

• Level 1 Umpire Award

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Senior Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Desirable Qualifications & Training 

• scUK Advanced workshops

• Sport Science workshops / qualifications

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Senior Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 4 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Senior Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Summer Camps

• Secondary Schools

• Colleges

• Home Country Performance Centres

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Master Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Role & Descriptor

• Oversee, innovate & review long term coaching programmes & systems

• Demonstrate exemplary coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills

• Demonstrate exemplary technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & manage coaching team(s)

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

 

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Master Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Essential Skills & Experience Required

Experience of:

• Playing Hockey

• Working with children aged 12-18, minimum 450 hours within the last 5 years

Advanced Understanding of:

• LTPD principles & full ability to integrate these into every aspect of the programme

Ability to:

• Support, mentor & manage a team of coaches of all levels

• Work & operate in a team environment

• Research, collect, maintain & manage information

• Exhibit exemplary communication, interpersonal & management skills

• Inspire, manage & motivate young players aged 12-18

• Employ the use of video analysis  

• Employ all aspects of sport science into the programme

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

HOME

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,

existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Master Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Desirable Skills & Experience

• Researching & writing coaching papers

• Experience of representing at coaching development working groups

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Master Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 4 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshops

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Master Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Master Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Supporting Structures

• Support from Home Countries

• Mentors

• Online support/DVDs

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Master Coach: Youth 12-18 Years

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Secondary Schools

• Colleges

• Summer Camps

• Home Country Performance Centres

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Coaching Assistant: Adult Participation

Role & Descriptor

• Assist higher qualified coaches, delivering aspects of coaching sessions under supervision

• Acquire & demonstrate basic coaching competencies (generic - the how)

• Deliver fundamentals of hockey & core skills

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coaching Assistant: Adult Participation

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Basic Knowledge / Understanding of:

• LTPD principles

Ability / Willingness to:

• Assist in the delivery of coaching sessions that will enable adult hockey players to improve their performance & support goal setting process

• Work under supervision, in a team environment

• Organise small groups safely

• Communicate clearly & appropriately

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures.

For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Coaching Assistant: Adult Participation

Desirable Skills & Experience 

• Hockey playing experience

• Recognition of & working with players’ individual needs

• Basic understanding of the rules of 11 a-side hockey

• Understanding of individual player motivation (social v performance)

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

FIH: World Hockey For information on the

official FIH Hockey rules visit www.fihockey.org

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Coaching Assistant: Adult Participation

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Hockey or

if U18 , Foundation Coaching or Introductory Award

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Coaching Assistant: Adult Participation

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• First Aid qualification

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Introduction to Fundamentals of Movement workshop

• Zone Hockey if working within appropriate area

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

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Coaching Assistant: Adult Participation

Supporting Structures

• Support & planning from level 2 coach

• Online resources

• Welfare staff, administrators

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Playing Syllabus

• DVDs (of player & coach)

• Home Nation Staff

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coaching Assistant: Adult Participation

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Adult Participation Sessions

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Coach: Adult Participation

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, deliver & review coaching sessions

• Demonstrate sound coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate sound technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise Coaching Assistants where applicable

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coach: Adult Participation

 

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Experience of:• Playing hockey • Relevant adult coaching environment (club) - min of 20 coaching hrs within the last year

Knowledge / Understanding of:• LTPD principles• Supporting & supervising other coaches• Individual player motivation (social v performance)

Ability to: • Assess individual player & team needs & deliver appropriate coaching sessions• Work & operate in a team environment • Collect, maintain & manage information• Observe, analyse & improve player & team performance• Exhibit clear communication & interpersonal skills• Inspire, manage & motivate players

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete

development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing

systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Coach: Adult Participation

Desirable Skills & Experience

• Experience of mentoring

• An awareness & understanding of planning playing programmes

• Delegating appropriately

• Demonstrate a sound knowledge of rules of 11 a-side hockey

 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

FIH: World Hockey For information on the

official FIH Hockey rules visit www.fihockey.org

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Coach: Adult Participation

Essential Qualifications & Training Required 

• UKCC Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Coach: Adult Participation

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation skills workshop

• Level 1 Umpire Award

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Coach: Adult Participation

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 3 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coach: Adult Participation

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Universities / Colleges (intra / inter)

 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) is the national governing body for higher education sport in the UK. For more information visit:www.bucs.org.uk

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Senior Coach: Adult Participation

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, implement & review annual coaching programmes

• Demonstrate advanced coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate advanced technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise Coaches where applicable

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Senior Coach: Adult Participation

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Experience of:

• Mentoring

• Relevant adult coaching environment (club) - minimum 180 coaching hours within last 3 years

Knowledge / Understanding of:

• LTPD (advanced)

• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches

• Individual player motivation (social v performance)

Ability to:

• Plan a programme & lead a team

• Deliver coaching sessions that will assist both athlete & team to achieve their potential & goals

• Work & operate in a team environment

• Collect, maintain & manage information

• Observe, analyse & improve player performance

• Exhibit excellent communication & interpersonal skills

• Deal with & attempt to resolve conflict

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures.

For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Senior Coach: Adult Participation

Desirable Skills & Experience

• An understanding of Sport Science: nutrition, psychology, physiology

• Experience of integrating young athletes U18 into a club environment

• Experience in using video analysis

• Ability to analyse matches

• Excellent knowledge of the rules of Hockey

• Knowledge of current performance standards for techniques & tactics applied in performance hockey 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

FIH: World Hockey For information on the

official FIH Hockey rules visit www.fihockey.org

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Senior Coach: Adult Participation

Essential Qualifications & Training Required 

• UKCC Level 3 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure Checked

• Level 1 Umpire Award

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Senior Coach: Adult Participation

Desirable Qualifications & Training 

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• scUK advanced workshops

• Sport Science workshops / qualifications

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Senior Coach: Adult Participation

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 4 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Senior Coach: Adult Participation

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Universities / Colleges (intra / inter)

• Home Nation 18+ programmes

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) is the national governing body for higher education sport in the UK. For more information visit:www.bucs.org.uk

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Master Coach: Adult Participation

Role & Descriptor

• Oversee, innovate & review long term coaching programmes & systems

• Demonstrate exemplary coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate exemplary technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & manage coaching team(s)

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Master Coach: Adult Participation

Essential Skills & Experience RequiredExperience in:

• Developing & leading a programme including athlete development within a performance environment• Playing Hockey• Integrating young athletes into adult teams (U18s)• Relevant coaching - minimum of 450 coaching hours within 5 years • Development of individuals including: auditing of strengths / weaknesses, producing

personal development plans, feedback & reports, monitoring performance

Knowledge / Understanding of:• LTPD principles (advanced)• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches• Current performance standards for techniques & tactics in performance hockey

Ability to:• Work & operate in a team environment• Collect, maintain & manage information• Exhibit excellent communication & interpersonal skills• Employ all aspects of sport science into the programme• Deal with & attempt to resolve conflict

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOMEESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures.

For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Master Coach: Adult Participation

Desirable Skills & Experience

• Researching & writing coaching papers

• Experience of representing at coaching development working groups 

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Master Coach: Adult Participation

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 4 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure Checked

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Master Coach: Adult Participation

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Master Coach: Adult Participation

Supporting Structures

• Support from Home Countries

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Master Coach: Adult Participation

Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Home Country 18 + programmes

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Coaching Assistant: Performance Including Talent Development

Role & Descriptor

• Assist higher qualified coaches, delivering aspects of coaching sessions under supervision

• Acquire & demonstrate basic coaching competencies (generic - the how)

• Deliver fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills

• Demonstrate basic technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

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Coaching Assistant: Performance Including Talent Development

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Experience of:

• The proven delivery of a programme planned by others

• Working with young athletes (U18) - minimum 40 coaching hours within last 2 years

Sound Knowledge / Understanding of:

• LTPD principles

Ability to:

• Work under supervision, in a team environment

• Review own coaching practice

• Observe, analyse & improve player performance

• Document reports / feedback

• Exhibit clear communication & interpersonal skills

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used

as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Coaching Assistant: Performance Including Talent Development

Desirable Skills & Experience 

• Experience in the development of individuals including: auditing / analysis of strengths

& weaknesses, producing personal development plans, monitoring performance

• Demonstrate ability to deliver an area of work within the overall programme, ensuring

that agreed targets are achieved to a high standard & within the agreed framework

• Knowledge of latest coaching methodology & performance standards

for techniques & tactics applied in performance hockey 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coaching Assistant: Performance Including Talent Development

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Hockey or above

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Coaching Assistant: Performance Including Talent Development

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development  

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Coaching Assistant: Performance Including Talent Development

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 3 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coaching Assistant: Performance Including Talent Development

Coaching Environments

• Home Country Performance Centres

• Clubs

• Summer Camps

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, deliver & review coaching sessions

• Demonstrate sound coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate sound technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise Coaching Assistants where applicable

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

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Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Essential Skills & Experience RequiredExperience of: • The proven delivery of a programme planned by others• Working with young athletes (U18s)• Relevant coaching - minimum 3 years, of which at least

2 must be with regional / high performance athletes • Development of individuals including: auditing of strengths & weaknesses,

producing personal development plans, monitoring performance

Sound Knowledge / Understanding of:• LTPD principles

Ability to:• Work under supervision, in a team environment• Collect, maintain & manage information, document reports / feedback• Observe, analyse & improve player performance• Exhibit clear communication & interpersonal skills• Inspire, manage & motivate players & staff

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used

as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Desirable Skills & Experience

• Experience of maintaining an overview of the targets & objectives

• Demonstrate ability to lead an area of work within the overall programme, ensuring

that agreed targets are achieved to a high standard & within the agreed framework

• Knowledge of latest coaching methodology, performance standards

for techniques & tactics applied in performance hockey

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Hockey or above

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

• Level 1 Umpire Award

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 3 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

• Institutes of Sport

 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Coaching Environments

• Home Country Performance Centres

• Clubs

• Summer Camps

 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Senior Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, implement & review annual coaching programmes

• Demonstrate advanced coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate advanced technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise Coaches where applicable

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

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Senior Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Essential Skills & Experience RequiredExperience of:• Leading a programme (coach defined or externally defined),

including athlete development within a performance environment• Working with young athletes (U18s)• Relevant coaching - minimum 4 years, of which at least 2 must be with

regional / performance athletes & minimum 1 year of team play• Development of individuals including: auditing strengths & weaknesses, producing

personal development plans, feedback & reports, monitoring performance • Maintaining an overview of targets & objectives

Knowledge / Understanding of: • Latest coaching methodology & current performance standards

for techniques & tactics applied in performance hockey• Appropriate player pathways & LTPD

Ability to:• Lead an area of work within the overall programme, ensuring that agreed targets

are achieved to a high standard & within the agreed framework• Deliver coaching sessions that will assist both athlete & team to achieve their potential & goals• Work & operate in a team environment• Influence & inspire young athletes & staff• Exhibit good verbal & written skills to liaise with young athletes, parents & staff• Deal with & attempt to resolve conflict

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete

development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,

existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research

please click here

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Senior Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Desirable Skills & Experience

• An excellent knowledge of sports science 

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Senior Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 3 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshops

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

• Level 1 Umpire Award

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Senior Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

• scUK Advanced workshops

• Sport Science workshops / qualifications

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Senior Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 4 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

• Institutes of Sport

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Senior Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Coaching Environments

• Home Country Performance Centres

• Clubs

• Summer Camps

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Master Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Role & Descriptor

• Oversee, innovate & review long term coaching programmes & systems

• Demonstrate exemplary coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate exemplary technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & manage coaching team(s) 

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics 

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOMEESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

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Master Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Essential Skills & Experience Required Experience of: • Developing & leading a programme including athlete development within a performance environment • Playing Hockey• Integrating young athletes into adult teams (U18s)• Relevant coaching – min 5 years, of which at least 2 must be with regional league or national league teams• Development of individuals including: auditing of strengths & weaknesses, producing

personal development plans, feedback & reports, monitoring performance

Knowledge / Understanding of:• LTPD principles (advanced)• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches• Latest coaching methodology & performance standards for techniques & tactics applied in performance hockey

Ability to:• Lead a team & a programme• Deliver coaching sessions that will assist an athlete & the team to achieve their potential & goals• Work & operate in a team environment• Collect, maintain & manage information• Exhibit excellent communication & interpersonal skills• Employ all aspects of sport science into the programme• Deal with & attempt to resolve conflict

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,

existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Master Coach: Performance Including Talent Development

Desirable Skills & Experience

• Researching & writing coaching papers

• Experience of representing at coaching development working groups

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 4 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure Checked

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Supporting Structures

• Performance Coaching group

• Mentors in UK sport

• Support from Home Countries

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

• Institutes of Sport

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coaching Environments

• Home Country International Age Group Squads

• Home Country Performance Centres

• GB Youth Squads

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Coaching Assistant: High Performance

Role & Descriptor

• Assist higher qualified coaches, delivering aspects of coaching sessions under supervision

• Demonstrate sound coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills

• Demonstrate sound technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coaching Assistant: High Performance

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Experience of:

• The proven delivery of a programme planned by others

• Coaching hours - minimum 40 within the last 2 years

Sound Knowledge / Understanding of:

• LTPD principles

Ability to:

• Work under supervision, in a team environment

• Observe, analyse & improve player performance

• Document reports / feedback

• Exhibit clear communication & interpersonal skills

• Review own coaching practice

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete

development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,

existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Coaching Assistant: High Performance

Desirable Skills & Experience 

• Experience in the development of individuals including: auditing / analysis of strengths & weaknesses, producing personal development plans, monitoring performance

• Experience of working with young athletes (U18s)

• Demonstrate ability to deliver an area of work within the overall programme, ensuring that agreed targets are achieved to a high standard & within the agreed framework

• Knowledge of latest coaching methodology, performance standards & techniques applied in performance hockey

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coaching Assistant: High Performance

Essential Qualifications & Training Required 

• UKCC Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Hockey or above

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Desirable Qualifications & Training  

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 3 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

• Institutes of Sport

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coaching Environments

• Home Country Performance Centres

• Home Country International Senior & Age Group Squads

• National League Clubs

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coach: High Performance

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, deliver & review coaching sessions

• Demonstrate sound coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate sound technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & Supervise Coaching Assistants where applicable

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coach: High Performance

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Experience of: • The proven delivery of a programme planned by others• Working with young athletes (U18s) • Relevant coaching - minimum 3 years, of which at least

2 must be with regional / high performance athletes• Development of individuals including: auditing of strengths & weaknesses,

producing personal development plans, monitoring performance

Sound Knowledge / Understanding of: • LTPD principles

Ability to:• Work under supervision, in a team environment

• Collect, maintain & manage information, document reports / feedback

• Observe, analyse & improve player performance

• Exhibit clear communication & interpersonal skills

• Inspire, manage & motivate players & staff

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete

development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing

systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Coach: High Performance

Desirable Skills & Experience 

• Experience of maintaining an overview of the targets & objectives

• Demonstrate ability to lead an area of work within the overall programme, ensuring

that agreed targets are achieved to a high standard & within the agreed framework

• Knowledge of latest coaching methodology, performance standards

for techniques & tactics applied in performance hockey

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Coach: High Performance

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 2 Certificate in Coaching

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Coach: High Performance

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

• Level 1 Umpire Award

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Coach: High Performance

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 3 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

• Institutes of Sport

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Coach: High Performance

Coaching Environments

• Home Country Performance Centres

• Home Country International Senior & Age Group Squads

• National League Clubs

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Senior Coach: High Performance

Role & Descriptor

• Plan, implement & review annual coaching programmes

• Demonstrate advanced coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate advanced technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & Supervise Coaches where applicable

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Senior Coach: High Performance

Essential Skills & Experience Required 

Experience of:• Leading a programme (coach defined or externally defined),

including athlete development within a performance environment• Working with young athletes (U18s)• Relevant coaching - 4 years minimum, of which at least 2 must be with

regional/ performance athletes & minimum 1 year of team play• Development of individuals including; auditing of strengths & weaknesses,

producing personal development plans, feedback & reports, monitoring performance • Maintaining an overview of targets & objectives

Knowledge / Understanding of:• Latest coaching methodology & current performance standards

for techniques & tactics in performance hockey• Appropriate player pathways & LTPD principles

Ability to:• Deliver coaching sessions that will assist an athlete & the team to achieve their potential & goals• Work & operate in a team environment • Exhibit clear communication & interpersonal skills• Inspire, manage & motivate players & staff• Deal with & attempt to resolve conflict

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for

athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or

make more consistent, existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document

on LTPD research please click here

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Senior Coach: High Performance

Desirable Skills & Experience  

• An excellent knowledge of sports science

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Senior Coach: High Performance

Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 3 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked

• Level 1 Umpire Award

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Senior Coach: High Performance

Desirable Qualifications & Training

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

• scUK Advanced workshops

• Sport Science workshops / qualifications

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Senior Coach: High Performance

Supporting Structures

• Support from Level 4 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshops

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

• Institutes of Sport

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Senior Coach: High Performance

Coaching Environments

• Home Country Performance Centres

• Home Country International Senior & Age Group Squads

• National League Clubs

• GB Super League

HOMEROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Master Coach: High Performance

Role & Descriptor

• Oversee, innovate & review long term coaching programmes & systems

• Demonstrate exemplary coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate exemplary technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & Manage coaching team(s)

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

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Essential Skills & Experience Required Experience of:• Developing & leading a programme including athlete development within a performance environment• Playing Hockey• Integrating young athletes into adult teams athletes (U18s)• Relevant coaching - minimum 5 years, of which at least 2

must be with regional league or national league teams• Development of individuals including: auditing of strengths & weaknesses, producing

personal development plans, feedback & reports, monitoring performance

Knowledge / Understanding of:• LTPD principles (advanced)• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches• Latest coaching methodology & current performance standards for techniques & tactics in performance hockey

Ability to: • Deliver coaching sessions that will assist both athlete & team to achieve their potential & goals• Work & operate in a team environment• Collect, maintain & manage information• Exhibit excellent communication & interpersonal skills• Employ all aspects of sport science & video analysis into the programme• Deal with & attempt to resolve conflict

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

HOME

Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures.

For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

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Master Coach: High Performance

Desirable Skills & Experience 

• Researching & writing coaching papers

• Experience of representing at coaching development working groups

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

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Master Coach: High Performance

Essential Qualifications & Training Required 

• UKCC Level 4 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure Checked

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector. If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Master Coach: High Performance

Desirable Qualifications & Training 

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CPD complements qualification-based learning with varied, informal & formal learning, including workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring, eLearning & reflective coaching. For more information contact your National Governing Body

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Master Coach: High Performance

Supporting Structures

• Performance Coaching group

• Mentors in UK sport

• Support from Home Countries

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop

• Coaching Agencies

• Home Nation Staff

• Institutes of Sport

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

These are organisations whose products or services can support you on your coaching journey. Each Home Nation will have additional agencies, some GB wide agencies are:Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

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Master Coach: High Performance

Coaching Environments

• Home Country Performance Centres

• Home Country International Senior & Age Group Squads

• National League Clubs

• GB Super League

ROLE &DESCRIPTOR

ESSENTIALSKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

DESIRABLESKILLS &

EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS

& TRAINING

SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURES

COACHINGENVIRONMENTS

HOME

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

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Home Nation Specific Information Welsh Hockey Union

Useful Contacts

To contact Welsh Hockey Union’s coaching team or any of its Hockey Development Officers click here or call 02920780730

Online Coaching Resources

To view Welsh Hockey Union’s online coaching resources click here

Coaching

[email protected]

02920 780 733

General Queries

[email protected]

02920 780 730

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Home Nation Specific InformationWelsh Hockey Union: Player Pathway

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Home Nation Specific InformationEngland Hockey Board

Contacts

Anyone interested in coaching courses should contact their regional office:

• West office: [email protected]

• Midlands office: [email protected]

• North office: [email protected]

• South office: [email protected]

• East office: [email protected]

Find a course

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Home Nation Specific Information:England Hockey BoardPlayer Pathway: The Single System

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Home Nation Specific InformationScottish Hockey: Contact Details

National Staff• National Coach Education Development Manager [email protected] • Development Manager [email protected] • National Youth Development Officer [email protected]

Local Staff• Glasgow, Tayside & Fife, Grampian, West Dunbartonshire, East Lothian

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Home Nation Specific InformationScottish Hockey

Coach Pathway

Officiating Pathway

• Youth Umpire Award

• C Badge

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Foundation / Leaders Coaching Awards

ENGLAND: Leaders Award• The England Hockey Board offers a Leadership Award Course, which has been

developed to provide participants with a fundamental understanding of the key areas of today’s hockey: namely coaching, umpiring, managing & leading in our sport. The Award is primarily developed for young people but it will be informative & enjoyable for all who have or want to pursue an interest in hockey

SCOTLAND: Leaders Award• The Scottish Hockey Leaders Award provides a comprehensive introduction to the

sport of Hockey. With emphasis on ideas for skills practices & small games, this 6 hour course introduces candidates to available resources & provides a wealth of information to equip learners to start their coaching journey.

• For more info & to book onto an award, please contact Scottish Hockey

WALES: Hockey Organisers • The Hockey Organisers workshop is a great stepping stone onto the UKCC Level 1

qualification. Topics covered  include the roles & responsibilities of a hockey organiser, demonstrations of how to set up fun, safe practices that are progressive & fit for purpose. The workshop is suitable for students, sixth formers & those wanting to kick start a career in coaching.

• For more info & to book onto a workshop, please contact Welsh Hockey Union

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UKCC coursesUKCC Level 1• Duration: 3 days• Provider: National Governing Body

• Suitable for those with some experience of playing hockey & perhaps with practice in helping in a coaching or teaching environment. Course length is a minimum of 17 hours contact time, run over a minimum of 3 separate occasions. A formal (summative) assessment is included , along with a short theory exam paper. The candidate will be informed after assessment if they have been awarded the qualification.

UKCC Level 2• Duration: 4 days• Provider: National Governing Body

• Involves a minimum of 28 hours of tutored pitch-time & theory work. All theory work will be completed on the course & related directly to the practical situation by the tutors. A further 6 hours of practical coaching, some of which will ideally be mentored, will take place following the course prior to assessment. Candidates will have 2 practical assessments: 1 with adults & 1 with children. Those who are successful will be awarded the Level 2 VRQ in Hockey Coaching. The course must be completed within 18 months of registration & it is anticipated that candidates will complete within 6-9 months.

UKCC Level 3• Duration: 3 days & 6 workshops• Provider: National Governing Body

• Runs over a sustained period & will require attendance at specific seminars & the preparation & delivery of a structured programme. This will involve around 40 hours of tutored time, whether on a pitch or through specific modules, & at least 20 hours practical coaching, including mentored guidance. This is in addition to the induction & assessment process. Assessment will be on 2 occasions. Those who are successful will receive the Level 3 in Hockey Coaching. The course must be completed within 30 months of registration.

UKCC Level 4

• Level 4 is an invitation only course. To find out more please contact your Home Nation Governing Body.

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Sports Coach UK workshops

Introduction to Fundamentals of Movement This practical workshop, aimed at coaches that have an understanding of Long Term Athlete Development, looks at the concepts of balance, agility, co-ordination & speed, allowing coaches to develop their observational & analytical skills whilst introducing them to good movement patterns within either sport specific or multi skill environment.

Safeguarding & Protecting ChildrenThis framework has been developed in order to help safeguard & protect children & young people in sport, & is based on current good practice. It is informed by legislation & guidance, evidence from research & experience of what works, drawing from the field of safeguarding & sport.

A Guide to Mentoring Sports CoachesMentoring is a powerful tool in the education & development of sports coaches at all levels. This workshop will help you as a mentor to support coaches’ learning & focus on how learning occurs.

All courses are 3hrs duration

Equity in CoachingEveryone should have access to sport, regardless of gender, age, race, ability, faith or sexual orientation. As a coach, you have an important role to play in ensuring this happens.

By the end of this workshop coaches should be able to:

• Explain what sports equity means & why it is important

• Identify barriers to participation

• Use appropriate language & terminology

• Identify & challenge inequitable behaviour

• Interpret the legal framework that affects coaching

• Identify how they can become more equitable

• Establish where to go for further information

Coaching Children & Young People Aimed at coaches who currently work with young performers & covers topics including growth, social & emotional development, & how these relate to coaching in a practical manner.

Introduction to Long Term Athlete DevelopmentAimed at coaches who wish to learn or to expand on their knowledge & understanding of Long Term Athlete Development & how to build this into their coaching practice. It explores the LTAD model, its practical implications, how to identify talented athletes & how to maximise performance.

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Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshops

These workshops looks at how to coach the basic skills needed to play Hockey. The

workshops are suitable for players looking to transfer playing skills into coaching or as

technical input for new UKCC Level 1 coaches hoping to progress to UKCC Level 2.

For information on your nearest course please contact your Governing Body.

Level 1 Umpires Award:

The Level 1 Award continues to be the ‘passport’ to competitive 11 a-side hockey

for club umpires, & is made up of 3 key parts: theory, practical & assessment.

Completion & accreditation is based upon the final part: a successful assessment

on a match by a locally approved assessor.

For more information contact your National Governing Body.

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